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 Hebei Qierjie New Energy Technology Co.,Ltd, professional manufacturer for Seismic Bracing products, Eight-hole Corner Protector, the main parts for seismic bracing project during building construction installation.

Eight-hole Corner Protector usually applied to the assembly of integrated management bracket, both sides of the supply of seismic mounting holes.It is a kind of U-shaped fastener for assembly of integrated management support

1.Strictly grasp the production standard, reduce the error, uniform force

2.Smooth surface, burr-free

3.Multi-directional double lock gauge to enhance load-bearing

4.Easy to adjust and disassemble.

5.Quick installation, strong strength

Seismic support is a variety of components or devices that limit the displacement of the attached mechanical and electrical engineering facilities, control the vibration of the facilities, and transfer the load to the bearing structure. The seismic support should give reliable protection to the building mechanical and electrical engineering facilities in the earthquake and withstand the earthquake from any horizontal direction; Seismic support should be checked according to its load; All components of the seismic support shall be finished components, and the components connected with fasteners shall be easy to install; The limit of the anti-seismic support of the insulation pipeline should be designed in accordance with the size of the pipeline after insulation, and should not limit the displacement of the pipeline caused by thermal expansion and cold contraction.

After seismic reinforcement of building water supply and drainage, fire protection, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, gas, heat, electricity, communications and other mechanical and electrical engineering facilities, when encountered in the region of seismic fortification intensity of the earthquake, can achieve the reduction of earthquake damage, reduce and as far as possible to prevent the occurrence of secondary disasters, so as to reduce casualties and property losses.

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